360 GRADI MAGAZINE (English Version)

360 GRADI Magazine, a bi-monthly Second Life Magazine. Flickr Group to post your images: https://www.flickr.com/groups/360gradi/ 360 GRADI Magazine, a bi-monthly Second Life Magazine. Flickr Group to post your images: https://www.flickr.com/groups/360gradi/

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JARLA CAPALINI Jarla Capalini, PHOTOGRAPHY Head Column Writing with light, from the Greek φῶς, φωτός, “light” and γραϕία, “writing”, this is “photography”. Now I know that talking about photography in Second Life will surely make purists curl their noses or smile at the most benevolent professionals and enthusiasts. Still, once there were film and exposure meter, then came digital cameras and files today. We also use phones to take pictures, and thanks (maybe) to them, photography is now within everyone’s reach. Here then is that a “viewer,” with all its peculiarities techniques can become a perfect means to “write” with the virtual “light” the encounter between the subject and the eye of the photographer, from which a new possible vision is born. The imagination of reality, albeit virtual. This one we will do in our journey among the photographers of Second Life: we will talk about technique, composition, inspiration and passion, hoping to convince skeptics that our images, although depicting a world of pixels, can rightly be considered “photography.” Jarla 90 360 GRADI

360 GRADI 91

JARLA CAPALINI<br />

Jarla Capalini,<br />

PHOTOGRAPHY<br />

Head Column<br />

Writing with light, from the Greek φῶς, φωτός, “light” and<br />

γραϕία, “writing”, this is “photography”.<br />

Now I know that talking about photography in Second<br />

Life will surely make purists curl their noses or smile at<br />

the most benevolent professionals and enthusiasts. Still,<br />

once there were film and exposure meter, then came<br />

digital cameras and files today. We also use phones to take<br />

pictures, and thanks (maybe) to them, photography is now<br />

within everyone’s reach.<br />

Here then is that a “viewer,” with all its peculiarities<br />

techniques can become a perfect means to “write” with the<br />

virtual “light” the encounter between the subject and the<br />

eye of the photographer, from which a new possible vision<br />

is born.<br />

The imagination of reality, albeit virtual.<br />

This one we will do in our journey among the<br />

photographers of Second Life: we will talk about<br />

technique, composition, inspiration and<br />

passion, hoping to convince skeptics that our images,<br />

although depicting a world of pixels,<br />

can rightly be considered “photography.”<br />

Jarla<br />

90 <strong>360</strong> <strong>GRADI</strong>

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